Ovarian cysts minimally invasive surgery is better, or ordinary surgery is better

The treatment of ovarian cysts mainly takes the latest introduction of minimally invasive technology - laparoscopic treatment. Laparoscopy is a new, minimally invasive gynecological diagnostic and therapeutic technology, can be used to diagnose, treat and follow up intra-abdominal lesions, the use of laparoscopic technology to replace the traditional open surgery, is one of the most advanced minimally invasive technology in gynecological surgery, the technology has the following five effects compared to the traditional surgery advantages:

1, multi-perspective "inspection": deep into the lesion. The system of laparoscopic treatment of ovarian cysts can penetrate deep into the lesion from different angles, directions and depths of the lesion without touching the abdominal organs, and the treatment will not injure the surrounding normal tissues.

2, less pain: traditional surgery, open surgery, traumatic, large interference with the abdominal organs, the patient postoperative pain. Due to the post-surgical body contact with external substances and hands, it is easy to cause infection.

3, fast recovery: laparoscopic treatment of ovarian cysts in the closed pelvic and abdominal cavity arm. There is little interference with the pelvic and intra-abdominal environment during surgery, and patients are less traumatized.

4, small surgical incisions and scars, beautiful appearance: laparoscopic resection of ovarian cysts surgery requires only three 3-5cm puncture holes, no stitches, no need to remove the stitches, no scars, postoperative, small traces.

5, short hospitalization: laparoscopic treatment of ovarian cysts is operated by a professional physician who has successfully cured hundreds of cases, the treatment time is short, does not affect the normal physiological function, and after the operation, you can resume normal life and work.

However, as the condition of each person is different, the specific treatment method needs to be evaluated by the doctor before making a decision.